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This process is to smooth over the "polygon" look the exterior of pepakura armor has in order to make it look more realistic and less like a low-resolution cg model. For information on options in other countries, look at the International Equivalents. These are ones most common for North American builders. There are a variety of materials to be used. The two most common methods are Fiberglass and Rondo, though there are many merits to combining the two. The Hardening Process is a balancing act between weight and strength, as it is difficult to get both. The hardening process reinforces it and prepares it to be strong enough to handle the Smoothing Process, as well as strengthening it to survive regular wearing. When a Pepakura object is glued together, it is still just stiff paper and is very at risk to crumpling and sagging, losing its shape. From left: Cutting board, Scoring tools pensStraight edge, Disposable scoring surface paper with marks on itGlue, Scissors, Cardstock lbs. Thanks for looking!Some Pepakura essentials.
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One thing that I didn't pep though was the mouthpiece on the helmet as since this is my first time creating armor, let alone a detailed helmet, I just couldn't get the frown right and decided to inside 3D print it out of PLA.įeel free to leave any tips, tricks, or anything of the sort as I could definitely use any help or suggestions while creating this. I have nearly all parts pepped out now except one of the forearms, knee pads, elbow pads, and ab pieces. I started this project in using Firefek's clone files, but only in the past year have I really begun to have at it in regards to working on the project due to personal circumstances. I wasn't going to post my progress until I was nearly done with this suit as I figured it'd be nice to post all the progress pictures at once, but then I said screw it, and here I am. Hello fellow Star Wars fans! I originally posted this plainly on the RPF, but I then discovered this forum and felt it would be better suited here.
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Thread starter TheTbagmonster Start date Dec 18, Tags bounty hunter clone clone helmet clone trooper mandalorian pepakura phase 2 clone trooper phase ii clone trooper. Log in.įor a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Media New media New comments Search media. The level of detail is the same.Forums New posts Search forums Non-stemming search. A note on the shoulders- there are two options: 2-piece or 1-piece. A scaling factor of your height in inches is a good approximation of what should fit you- this applies to all parts. Some may not fit your proportions properly. These files are scaled to Master Chief's proportions. If you finish these normal definition files and still want to improve your costume, try the HD files above. These are MUCH better than normal but take a little but more patience. You might notice some parts are not in the HD section so you might have to use some from the normal parts and detail with some body filler. It's suggested that you build the Normal Detail versions before you move up to High Detail. These are more detailed versions of the Normal Detail files below. For armor links look through this thread [ A thread on th.Īhhh, the good old days. Halo: Combat Evolved Marines reference pictures. It's basically a one-stop-shop for all Halo related pepakura files. Due to many files here now having dead linksand the difficulty of finding individual files amongst forum threads, a Database has been created to collate these files into a singular, easy to access location. Please don't post other people's work and try to take credit for it doing so will result in a ban. If something is missing or there's a broken link, make a note of it on the talk page. People put a lot of effort into this, and deleting or defacing their work will get your IP perma-banned. We ask that you don't delete anything here.